If client requests for high priority requirements to be delivered within a particular sprint. However according to the scrum team estimates that particular requirement is scheduled to be delivered in later sprints due to some dependables and it's complexity. In such scenario does the scrum team convinces client for later delivery of that requirement or tries to make changes in the order of PB items?
If there is a upstream external dependency then the clients must wait, no other go. But if there are no dependencies they can take it up for the next sprint. But at no point they can take it up in the middle of a sprint.
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If client requests for high priority requirements to be delivered within a particular sprint. However according to the scrum team estimates that particular requirement is scheduled to be delivered in later sprints due to some dependables and it's complexity. In such scenario does the scrum team convinces client for later delivery of that requirement or tries to make changes in the order of PB items?
If there is a upstream external dependency then the clients must wait, no other go. But if there are no dependencies they can take it up for the next sprint. But at no point they can take it up in the middle of a sprint.
Is there any breathing time in between sprints or its continuous?
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